QUESTION 5. NON-TARIFF (SUBDIARY EXPORT) Assumption: There are some figures about product X in Vietnam such as: Note: Px is counted hy 10.000 VND Qx is counted oy million products Px(w) of the World 40USD 1USD = 25.000 VND Qdx = 250 – Px; Qsx = Px + 110 a. Analyzing the market of product X when the Px(w)-40USD. b. Analyzing the impacts to the economy in Supply, Demand, Government Budget and the Expenditure of Vietnam when Vietnam applies the export subsidy: 20USD per X product c. Determining the export subsidy rate.

QUESTION 5. NON-TARIFF (SUBDIARY EXPORT) Assumption: There are some figures about product X in Vietnam such as: Note: Px is counted hy 10.000 VND Qx is counted oy million products Px(w) of the World 40USD 1USD = 25.000 VND Qdx = 250 – Px; Qsx = Px + 110 a. Analyzing the market of product X when the Px(w)-40USD. b. Analyzing the impacts to the economy in Supply, Demand, Government Budget and the Expenditure of Vietnam when Vietnam applies the export subsidy: 20USD per X product c. Determining the export subsidy rate.

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Chapter19: Economic Development

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